The first Sunday is our series about the Gospel of Mark.  Andrew Austin starts us with Mark 1:1-13.

Some questions Andrew invites you to reflect on:

​1. Think of what you would say if someone asked you to share "the gospel" with them. What Bible passages would you point to?

2. Now think about the four Gospels in our Bibles. Do you find what you describe as "the gospel" in the Gospels?

3. The phrase in Mark 1:1 translated by the NIV as “good news” or "gospel" is the Greek word euangellion, a word mainly used in Mark’s day to announce victory in battle. It's where we get our words "evangelism" or "evangelical." Why do you think the news about Jesus is called "good" news? Is there anyone for whom this would be considered bad news?

The second Sunday in a series called: "The Art of Neighboring." Pastor Jason will be bringing our message based on the scripture from Luke 10:38-42, ​Luke 8:40-56.

The Scripture is from John 4:7-14, 21-26, 39-42

The grand finale from our series: Revelation: A Book of Worship

Doxologies generally contain two elements: an ascription of praise to God and an expression of His infinite nature.

Revelation 1:5-6; Revelation 4:11​; Revelation 5:13; ​Revelation 7:12

Welcoming Pastor Jason Ramer to Olive!  Terry, our Evana regional pastor, preached from 1 Timothy 4:6-16.

From our series: Revelation: A Book of Worship
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Giving thanks that our names are written in the Lamb's Book of Life

Luke 10:17-20, Revelation 21:1-5, ​Revelation 21:22-27

​Andrew Austin brings the Easter Sunday Message from John 20:1-18.  

Several questions from Andrew for you to ponder:
1. Where does John tell us Jesus’ tomb is located, and why might that be important?
2. John is insistent that Jesus, even now, has a physical body. What implications does this have for our own eternal futures, and the future of all of God’s creation?

Welcome to Olive's Maundy Thursday Service.

Psalm 118:1-4 New International Version (NIV) & ​Psalm 118:19-29 New International Version (NIV)